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Dr Edith Summerskill Brian Spring Cheryl Summerbee

Flash Gordon Lightning Hopkins E Power Biggs

J G Ballard, The Crystal World

A couple of years ago I read a piece of cod psychology in a colour magazine where someone claimed that, by examining the contents of a record collection, he could determine its owner's personality. Where jazz records were present, his opinion was: 1) Classical records also likely to be present (Surprised?) 2) Owner likely to score high on tests of openness to new ideas and innovation (Flattering?) 3) Owner likely to score low on tests of religious devotion (Provided Ellington's Sacred Concert wasn't in the collection, I suppose )

Bob Florence, Westlake (Discovery)

Bob Florence, Westlake (Discovery) used vinyl from the French site priceminister.com for 15 euros. Not in perfect condition, tho' pretty good, and I'm not complaining as it seems to be quite a rarity and amazon.uk wanted £65 for the used CD! Oh, last but not least, the music is great!

Little Jazz Wild Bill Hot Lips

Fable of Mabel Mabel's Dream Big Maybelle

Best wishes, sidewinder!

Harry Belafonte Carl Fontana Pete Fountain

Emmanuel Goldstein ( Enemy of the People in 1984) Magnificent Goldberg (in Weston-super-Mare?) Goldie Hawn (unlikely to be in Weston-super-Mare)

Robert Zimmerman Dylan Thomas Zebedee

Ginger Baker Chet Baker Russ Freeman

Boy George George VI Vi Redd

Jessica's Day Sweet Sakeena Naima

Fine show, David! Heard it on Tuesday.

Julie Christie Christian McBride Caledonian McBrayne

Billy Mitchell Al Grey Earl Grey

Philip K Dick Isaac Asimov Robert A Heinlein

Alf Garnett Tony Garnett Garnett Brown

Alphonse Daudet Howdy Doody Baby Dodds

Lolo Ferrari Earl Ferrars Bryan Ferry

Lord Boothby The Krays George Crabbe

"The Horace Silver Songbook" on Night Lights from WFIU.

Connie Francis Panama Francis Canaletto